Free personality test

A personality test records individual characteristics, behaviors and traits. Through questions or tasks, information is collected about ways of thinking, emotions and motivations. The results are analyzed to create a personality profile. Personality tests are based on scientific models such as the five-factor model. Test accuracy depends on question quality and test validity. Personality tests provide insight into personality, but do not support a complete definition or prediction of behavior.

Caution is advised when searching for the best personality test, especially with free online tests. Many of these tests use well-known names, but only offer greatly shortened or modified versions. One trustworthy free option is our DISG personality test based on scientific findings. This test meets scientific standards and is currently one of the best free personality tests available.

However, when performing free tests, it should always be taken into account that the result may not fully reflect reality. It is advisable to resort to high-quality paid options to obtain more detailed and reliable results.

A personality test gives you the opportunity to get to know yourself better and to find out both your strengths and your weaknesses. They help you to become the designer of your own life.

The cost of personality tests varies depending on the type, scope and provider. There are free online tests as well as paid options that offer more detailed results and personalized advice. Free tests can serve as a starting point, while paid tests can range from €20 to €20 or more. It is advisable to compare different options and evaluate the costs in relation to the benefits of the test.

The DISC personality test identifies four main behavioral dimensions: Dominance (D), Influence (I), Steadiness (S) and Conscientiousness (C). Each of these main dimensions can have different characteristics and combinations. There are a total of 20 different personality types in the DISC model, which define individual characteristics even more precisely. At Greator they are given specific names:

1. pioneer
2. entertainer
3. stabilizer
4. perfectionist
5. pioneer
6. pacemaker
7. inventor
8. persuader
9. harmonizer
10. strategist
11. specialist
12. helper
13. preserver
14. experimenter
15. appraiser
16. thinker
17. coordinator
18. mediator
19. designer
20. practitioner

There are many personality tests that are actually not very reputable. So take one that is. Our free personality test is based on the scientific findings of the DISG model. Are you ready?